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[Reza Zadeh @Reza_Zadeh]

A good listing of tricks for ML research. Probably combining any two of these could get you a paper at a conference. Please don't do that blindly. Slide by @FrnkNlsn.

[Keenan Crane @keenanisalive]

Nice background on convex duality; particularly useful for anyone interested in digging deeper into our algorithm for optimal cone singularities: https://t.co/lv4AO1P1cH

[CS Department at FEE CTU Prague @ctu_cs]

Phenomenal success! Our joint team with @cyberFEL CTU-CRAS finished on the 3rd place in @DARPA #SubTChallenge. Moreover, we are the 1st among teams with research not funded by DARPA and 1st non-american team. Thank you everyone for the amazing support! @CVUTFEL @CVUTPraha

[Shervine Amidi @shervinea]

Set of animated Artificial Intelligence cheatsheets covering Stanford's CS 221 class:

Reflex-based: https://t.co/HgAYlXes0B
States-based: https://t.co/Q2XgWRTetm
Variables-based: https://t.co/weBaRHLQMn
Logic-based: https://t.co/O0pSTskbW2

GitHub repo: https://t.co/j7HxHFO73f

[Yann LeCun @ylecun]

Videos of all sessions at ICLR 2019 (including live stream)

https://t.co/sRFC7TLJuZ https://t.co/8VwjjQSanQ

[Henry Robinson @HenryR]

Updated: Distributed Systems Theory for the Distributed Systems Engineer. Thanks to everyone who suggested new and missing content over the past 24 hours!

https://t.co/oPSKFpCW0t

[Henry Robinson @HenryR]

Hey twitter: what are your favourite resources for learning more about *designing* large scale distributed systems? I'm trying to build a reading list for someone and coming up short.

I'll start: "On designing and deploying internet-scale services" https://t.co/lRJXQGH7FW

[Andrej Karpathy @karpathy]

Discovering (paradoxically late in life) that I get more out of textbooks than books and that I don’t have to stop buying them just because I’m out of school. Good reading list pointers: https://t.co/ZDaqr3YQbW

[Eric Jang @ericjang11]

New blog post on how Dijkstra's Algorithm (and shortest paths) shows up in unexpected places! https://t.co/DmsCSs3jl0

[Jeff Dean @JeffDean]

A retweet is a second-order method. https://t.co/PaNnozTII2

[gio @GiorgioPatrini]

I completely missed this project from 2014. They are able to recover audio from silent videos by looking at high frequency vibrations of objects in the scene!

From 2014, no GANs, no deep learning:
https://t.co/4zTFJURY5u

[Alex J. Champandard 🌻 @alexjc]

These stylization results are insane! https://t.co/kffZJvTGPM
Visual Attribute Transfer w/ Deep Image Analogy ✨ Let me explain importance: 👇

[Andrej Karpathy @karpathy]

Quite detailed post on setting up a Deep Learning box from scratch https://t.co/a5ZWUIufdp (I can relate to the CPU install problem, hah)

[Maciej Kula @Maciej_Kula]

My implementation of yesterday's paper on bloom embeddings by @serrjoa and @alexk_z #recsys2017 https://t.co/62G0k5JGfw

[Terry Taewoong Um @TerryUm_ML]

(blog) 37 Reasons why your Neural Network is not working https://t.co/L32HcumTdr

[Terry Taewoong Um @TerryUm_ML]

All Code Implementations for NIPS 2016 papers https://t.co/U5dSJc9Rf6

[Sander Dieleman @sedielem]

Slides for my talk at Trinity College Cambridge are here: https://t.co/IAtuJfzInN This was a lot of fun, thanks to TCSS for inviting me! https://t.co/r8Aqjdi33f

[Ian Goodfellow @goodfellow_ian]

OpenAI blog post on adversarial examples: https://t.co/dnKtcgppuh

[Ian Goodfellow @goodfellow_ian]

Interview with Richard Mallah and me for FLI podcast, where we explain some of the AI breakthroughs of 2016 https://t.co/hWy9BgIIcr

[François Chollet @fchollet]

We've recently added a new research project on AI•ON: multi-task RL. https://t.co/88DRLliwg5